Can the property still buy water and electricity because it has not paid the property fee?

This is definitely illegal, but it is also illegal for you not to pay the property fee. The only free part of the property is the maintenance of the public part. For example: stairs, lawns, street lamps, sanitation and cleaning, warm maintenance of water and electricity in the building (excluding residents), trivial matters. Others, such as walls, parking lots, intelligentization, elevators, household water, electricity and heating, etc. All of them are charged, that is, the maintenance fund interest paid when applying for buying a house after the warranty period expires is exempted. In short, all the properties are losing money and the tenants are unreasonable (damn it). In fact, the community is very small, with few tenants and nice people. I think it is better to set up a management unit to maintain the property. There are many vacancies in this house. I remember that the property management company asked for engineers in civil engineering and water and electricity, but they were all in name only. If you have time to study the Property Law, you will find that it is illegal not to pay property fees. Disputes can be prosecuted through consultation, but it cannot be a reason for not paying property fees. If you are a "unruly, rogue and small government leader", it is totally unfair in China and even the world. Let's give an example of property fees. Developers buy houses, and then subordinate properties move in to operate. If all the houses are sold, it is very reasonable for each household (whether they can enter or not) to pay the property fee. But every building can't be completely sold out, so do you have to pay property fees for the houses under the development name? Isn't his part of the property fee to be borne by all households? The national conditions are so helpless.